Global markets suffered a broad-based downturn in October. For the first time since April, a majority of the major asset classes posted monthly losses based on a set of ETF proxies. The upside outliers: cash and commodities.Commodities , by contrast, reversed a three-month run of losses with a 1.4% advance – the strongest performance last month for the major asset classes. Cash and US real estate investment trusts . Losses for 2024 are limited to a variety of foreign bonds.
GMI is an unmanaged benchmark that holds all the major asset classes in market-value weights via ETFs and represents a competitive benchmark for multi-asset-class portfolios.
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